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Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Choice is presented as freedom.
They told me it was bilateral, as if symmetry implied fairness.
Two options. Two outcomes. Two futures laid out neatly like surgical tools on a stainless-steel table. What they didn’t say — what they never say — is that choosing at all means accepting responsibility for the damage.
I asked how much time I had. They smiled and said enough.

Refusal is still a decision.
No decision is unilateral.
The moment after choice is quieter than expected.
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